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School Mr Mohammad Amin Abbey Green Nursery School Governing Chair of Governor School Mr Mohammad Amin Abbey Green Nursery School Governing Body Mrs Joanna Beecroft Addingham Primary School Governing Body Miss Ellena Cohen Aire View Infant School Governing Body Mr Harry Atkinson All Saints' CE Primary School Governing Body (Horton) Ms Belinda Seth All Saints' CE Primary School Governing Body (Ilkley) Mrs Robina Ahmed Allerton Primary School Governing Body Mrs Vani Midgley Ashlands Primary School Governing Body Mrs Jane Dallas Atlas Primary School Governing Body Mrs Alison Boggie Baildon CE Primary School Governing Body Mr Jamil Rafiq Bankfoot Primary School Governing Body Mrs Irene Leacock Barkerend Primary Academy Mr John Winkley Beckfoot Trust Board Miss Heather Bell Beechcliffe School Governing Body Mrs Viv Brealey Belle Vue Girls Academy Governing Body Mr Andrew Rabbitt Ben Rhydding Primary School Governing Body Mr Chris Quinn Bingley Grammar School Governing Body Mr Philip Cavalier-Lumley Blakehill Primary School Governing Body Mr Paul Johnson Bowling Park Primary School Governing Body Mrs Julie Hields Brackenhill Primary School Governing Body Mr Dean Woodward Bradford Central PRU Management Committee Mr Brent Fitzpatrick MBE Bradford District PRU Management Committee Miss Helen Roberts Bradford Girls' Grammar School Mr Mark Selby Burley & Woodhead CE Primary School Governing Body Miss Christine Smith Burley Oaks Primary School Governing Body Mr Stuart Gregg Buttershaw Business & Enterprise College Trust Governing Body Mrs Fakra Wahid Byron Primary School Governing Body Mr Naveed Mushtaque Canterbury Nursery School & Centre for Children & Families Governing Body Mrs Yasmin Umarji Carlton Bolling College Interim Executive Board Mr Pierre Pommells Carrwood Primary School Governing Body Mr John Lambert Chellow Heights Governing Body Mr Matt Bacon Christ Church CE Academy Governing Body Mrs Angela Dobson Clayton CE Primary School Governing Body Mrs Penelope Silson Clayton Village Primary School Governing Body Mrs Nadia Hussain Copthorne Primary School Governing Body Mr Chris Conderson Cottingley Village Primary School Governing Body Mrs Mary Morgan Crossflatts Primary School Governing Body Mrs Deirdre Bailey Crossley Hall Primary School Governing Body Mrs Ann Jordan Cullingworth Village Primary School Governing Body Mrs Sally Birkbeck Delius School Governing Body Mr Stephen Nunn Denholme Primary School Governing Body Mrs Lynn Barrett Dixons Allerton Academy Mrs Elizabeth Linacre East Morton CE Primary School Governing Body Mr Steven Ding Eastburn Junior & Infant School Governing Body Mr Tim Applebee Eastwood Primary School Governing Body Mr Paul Waters Eldwick Primary School Governing Body Ms Rachel Curtis Fagley Primary School & Children's Centre Governing Body Mrs Moira Smith Farfield Primary School Governing Body Rev Paul Bilton Farnham Primary School Governing Body Mr Stuart Price Fearnville Primary School Governing Body Mr Ali Haider 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Joanne Bond Holycroft Primary School Governing Body Mrs Farhana Younis Home Farm Primary School Governing Body Ms Saima Mahmood Horton Grange Primary School Governing Body Mrs Sally Wike Horton Park Primary School Governing Body Mr Neil Whitaker Hothfield Junior School Governing Body Mrs Valerie Sherred Hoyle Court Primary School Governing Body Ms Victoria Kelly Idle CE Primary School Governing Body Mrs Lindsey Wharmby Ilkley Academy Governing Body Mrs Denise Sterling Immanuel College Mr Parwaiz Bashir Iqra Primary Academy Mr John Ashworth Keelham Primary School Governing Body Mr David Thompson Keighley St Andrew's CE Primary School and Nursery Governing Body Mrs Deborah Mills Killinghall Primary School Governing Body Mr Tony Cairns Knowleswood Primary School Governing Body Ms Linda Mason Laisterdyke Leadership Academy Mr Rizwan Rehman Lapage Primary School Governing Body Mrs Brenda Hickling Laycock Primary School Governing Body Mrs Sarah Cotton Lees Primary School Mr David Robertshaw Ley Top Primary School Governing body Mr John Marshall Lidget Green Community Co-operative Learning Trust Mr Ray Tate Lilycroft Nursery School Governing Body Miss Joanna Allan Lilycroft Primary School Governing Body Mr Jonathan Hipkin Lister Primary School Governing Body Mr Nicholas Briggs Low Ash Primary School Governing Body Mrs Susan Furniss Low Moor CE Primary School Governing Body Mr Steve Allan Lower Fields Primary School Governing Body Mr Javed Ahmed Margaret McMillan Primary School Governing Body Mr Zakir Pandor Marshfield Primary School Governing Body Mrs Annet Nottingham Menston Primary School Governing Body Mr Geoffrey Morrison Merlin Top Primary Academy Mrs Sheila Rye Midland Road Nursery Ms Ruby Bhatti Miriam Lord Community Primary Shadow Governing body Mr Matthew Barnett Myrtle Park Primary School Governing Body Mr Andrew Lambert Nessfield Primary School Governing Body Ms Jacqueline Walters Newby Primary School Governing Body Mr John Ruding Newhall Park Primary School Governing Body Mrs Janice Firth Oakbank School Governing Body Mrs Jo Pagdin Oakworth Primary School Mr Mark Curtis Oldfield Primary School Governing Body Mr Mark Malewski Our Lady & St Brendans Catholic Primary School Governing Body Mr Nick Watson Our Lady of Victories Catholic Primary Academy Mrs Joanne Wright Oxenhope CE Primary Academy Mr Umberto Vietri Parkside Governing Body Mr Damian Sewards Parkwood Primary School Governing Body Mrs Jackie Laybourn Peel Park Primary School Governing Body Mr Brent Fitzpatrick MBE Phoenix School Mr Terry Mortimer Poplars Farm Primary School Governing Body Mrs Christine Clark Priestthorpe Primary School Governing Body Mr Shahzad Khokher Princeville Primary School Governing Body Mr Geoffrey Green Queensbury School Mr Amjad Pervez Rainbow Primary Free School Rev Paul Bilton Reevy Hill Primary School Governing Body Rev Gordon Dey Riddlesden St Mary's CE Primary School & Nursery Governing Body Mrs Manisha Govan Russell Hall Primary School Governing 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